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Global Change Asymmetrically Rewires Ecosystems

2025-09-03

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Global change is complex and multidimensional, making it challenging to understand how human activities affect ecosystem processes. A critical gap in this understanding is how drivers of global change broadly affect food webs. While an industry of studies documents shifts in energy pathways within food webs in response to anthropogenic pressures, a synthesis that links these shifts to structural and functional cha...

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Literature Corpus work: 0ff167f7-7a02-56e5-b811-50f0fa521462
DOI: 10.22541/au.175692123.35129630/v1

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